Book summaryAmy Tan leaves the realm of fiction in this collection of essays about her own life--and, specifically, about the part fate has played in it. In the process, she covers her Chinese-American childhood, her writing, and her travels with the all-writer rock band, the Rock Bottom Remainders. A New York Times Notable Book for 2003. Media reviews"[A] wry but bracing take on life and writing....An examined life recalled with wisdom and grace." |
Opposite of Fateby Tan, Amy
Book description: PNGN, 2003. Hard. Very Good / Very Good DJ Hardcover. Gently read. Only slight shelfwear.
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